Amusements listings for Broadway venues and attractions
A compact timetable of shows and venues including the Academy of Music Twelfth Night at 8, Aerial Gardens Governor's Son at 8:20, Belasco's Girl of the Golden West, Coney Island Dreamland acts, Eden Muse World in Wax, Lyceum Lion and the Mouse, Lyric The Man on the Box, and New York roof garden performances with times and venues across New York.
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Academy of Music
Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
Belasco
Brighton Beach Park
Casino
Coney Island
Thompson & Dend¢y
Greater Lane Park
Dreamland
Bostock
Eden Muser
Bammerstein
Vauferille
Lyceum
New York
New York Roof Garden
West End
Senate Passes Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal Bill
The Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal bill was enacted by the Senate while the House sent back the Meat Inspection bill to the Agriculture Committee. Domestic and international items cover censorship relaxations at Bialystok, mutinies in Cronstadt, and labor unrest. The report notes Rockefeller funding a Young Men's Christian Association building in Norfolk and Ohio politics shifting after Governor Pattison's death.
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Congress
Senate
House
Committee On Agriculture
Bialystok
Mfe
Cronstadt
Newfoundland
Congo
Haldane
House of Commons
Hiaaken
Christiansand
Christiania
William
von Pillow
Norderney
Roosevelt
House Committee On Agriculture
White House
Norfolk
John D. Rockefeller
Young Men's Christian Association
Navy Yard
Pattison
Republican Party
Ohio
Philadelphia
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Fall River
Mass
Freeport
Penn
Indiana
E. C. Humbert
E. C. Humbert & Gon
Madison
N. J
Kinnan
Federal Grand Jury
Penneylvania
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Brooklyn
Murphy
American Ice Company
O'Brien
Tammany Hall
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Executive Office
David Harriott
Morgan Park
Chicago
Representative Wilson
Harriott
Representative Haugen
Iowa
Allison
Clapp
Ankeny
Warner
French
Parsons
Frederick Landis
Taft
Hitchcock
Shaw
Moody
Tur Tarmune Subscriptions Remain Mailable Worldwide
Reminder to readers about sending Tur Tarmune by mail to any address in the country or abroad. Address changes may be made freely. Subscriptions can be given to a regular dealer before leaving or to the Tur Tarmune Office. See opposite page for rates.
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Tewune
Cheapness in road building and asphalt promises
A study of county highway costs argues that maintenance expenses matter as much as first costs. Monroe County shows high maintenance and construction costs while asphalt trials in ten cities suggest lower long term expense. Road officials face quackery and skepticism from past asphalt schemes as they weigh durable, dustless surfaces against macadam.
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New York
Monroe County
Broome
Monroe
Commissioners of Accounts
City
New York Rescue Trust Aims Low Cost Highway Bids
The piece argues that while very low bids for pavements may occur in Brooklyn amid trust infighting, such prices are unlikely in county highway contracts. It cautions that true economy hinges on durability and long term maintenance, not merely low initial costs, as New York state contemplates spending 50 million dollars on highways.
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New York
Trust
Brooklyn
Fifty Years of Republicanism Celebration Note
Philadelphia marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Frémont-Dayton national convention. The piece credits the Republicans with shaping the nation and democracy, noting their near-unbroken control since 1860 and their role in ending slavery. It contrasts early parties and highlights the party's enduring national unity and industrial progress after fifty years.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Congress
Federalist Party
Hamilton
Marshall
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Republic
Frémont
Lincoln
Enforcement of Rules on Subways and Guard Conduct
A citizen comments on a fine for striking a guard who enforced a reasonable subway rule. Both guards and passengers can be at fault, but guards are justified in enforcing rules. The piece critiques officers who bully riders and calls for realistic rules that can be enforced amid crowded platforms.
Regulations for Public Transit Replace Personal Attitude
The passage argues that rule makers should require respectful conduct from employees toward patrons. It insists regulations serve the traveling public's best interests, even when individuals disagree, as these rules are designed for the general good.
Dreyfus Case Revival Expected From Court of Cassation
The Court of Cassation has reviewed all documents and opened public arguments in this fresh appeal. The six grounds claim the petit bleu was written after exile, the War Office holds the German note, the D initial was a late substitution, favorable documents were withheld, Dreyfus never confessed, and perjured testimony was used. A quashing ruling restoring Dreyfus to civil rights is anticipated and would gain global approval.
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Dreyfus
Emile Zola
M. Labort
Court of Cassation
Supreme Court of France
Foreign and War Ministries
Devil's Island
War Office
Rennes
French Republic
Steel Passenger Cars Spark Interest From Railroads
Two railroads the Southern and the Pennsylvania study metal passenger cars with experimental orders. The New York Central plans fireproof steel cars on all local trains, hoping for safety gains. Steel may outlast wood, influencing broader replacement as old stock retires.
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The
Southern
Pennsylvania
Long Island Road
New York Central
Central
United States
George Gibbs
Interborough Company
Hope for Wild Beasts and Conservation Efforts
The New York Zoological Society reports progress at The Bronx Zoo with low primate tuberculosis deaths and higher ungulate birth rates, prompting calls to apply medical and sanitary science to wild animal care globally. Governments push forestation, while the U S leads in organizing a corps of veterinarians and sanitary experts dedicated to wildlife protection.
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President Roosevelt
C. G. Schillings
New York Zoological Society
Bronx
United States
Health of undomesticated creatures shapes civilization
A discussion urges creating a bureau to study humane sanitary reforms for wild animals across North America. It cites risks, echoes legends of animal gratitude, and frames the proposed work as a noble outdoor career for resilient men.
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North American
Daniel
City Notes on Weather Roads and Plans of Progress
Opinions on New York weather and the ice man mix with observations on asphalt holes in Eighth avenue and a future four track subway to Coney Island. A commission seeks army reform postwar while meat prices rise to offset packer losses.
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Coney Island
Broadway
Ocean
London Common Council Dedicates Restored Tombstone
The London Common Council repaired a churchyard tombstone in Southwark bearing the inscription for Richard Griffin born 1620 in Salop. The note recounts his burial from the Kings Arms Tavern with a large crowd.
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The
London Common Council
Southwark
Richard Griffin
White Church
Salop
Kings Arms Tavern
St Margaret's Hill
Roosevelt Decree Prompts Meat Inspection Push in Congress
President Roosevelt receives public praise for his meat inspection stance as Congress returns the meat bill to the Agriculture Committee to blend in his plan. lawmakers and officials, including Hawген and Moody Bartlett, telegraph support while social notices and engagements unfold nearby.
Diplomatic Corps Members Shuffle Through Washington
Prince Koudacheff of the Russian Embassy sails to Coolidge Point Massachusetts for the summer as the Persian Minister seeks a long vacation in Europe. Colonel Pedernatras and Sefihor Velroso return from New York while Sefihor Do Amaral remains in New York and will not return to Washington for several days.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Prince Koudacheff
Rosen
Coolidge Point
Mass
Europe
Cnada
Pedernatras
Sefihor Velroso
Society Notes From Washington June 18
Mrs Fairbanks wife of the Vice President has returned to Washington from a trip to Indianapolis and Indiana. Mr and Mrs William Frye White and their family will leave Washington June 28 for a summer home at Squirrel Island Maine. The Misses Ridgely and Marian Dall depart for a horseback trip through Yosemite Valley and camping on Lake Tahoe. Mrs W W Queen widow of Admiral Queen with her niece Miss Owen leaves for North Hatley Canada to spend the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Frye White
Squirrel Island
Ridgely
Marian Dall
Yosemite Valley
Lake Tahoe
W. W. Queen
Admiral Queen
New York Society Bride Weds Frederick Henry Cossitt
Miss Antonia Dugro daughter of Justice P Henry Dugro married Frederick H Cossitt at the Savoy ballroom. Ceremony led by Rev W H Owen Jr followed by a Savoy reception. The couple will sail for Europe this weekend for the summer with prominent guests in attendance.
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Antonia Dugro
P. Henry Dugro
Hotel Savoy
Frederick Henry Cossitt
Frederick H. Cossitt
Louise
Adelaide McMichael
Pearl de Forest
Virginia Duane
Donald Cuyler Vaughan
Silas M. Wiley
Emery McK. Miller
John B. Anderson
K. Sawyer Goodwin
W. H. Owen, Jr
Roosevelt to Attend Oyster Bay Fourth of July
President Roosevelt plans a brief trip to Oyster Bay for the July Fourth celebration if Congress is not adjourned by July 3. He will address the crowd and help open the new opera house on South Street, a project once Frank Conklin’s livery barn. ओyster Bay officials say construction may not finish by the Fourth, but an informal cover up might heighten the event.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Congress
South Street
Frank Conklin
Longworths Visit Parliament for Second Day in London
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth return to Parliament proceedings alongside Civil Lord of the Admiralty Arthur Hamilton Lee and Mrs Lee. They join hosts at the House of Commons and Lords and dine quietly at Dorchester House with Ambassador and Mrs Reid before traveling tomorrow by motor car.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Houses of Parliament
Arthur Hamilton Lee
Admiralty
Lee
Miss Moore
New York
House of Commons
House of Lords
Longworth
Dorchester House
Ambassador
Newport Social Notes Reveal Wedding Plans and Local Events
Announcement of the June wedding of Miss Anita Sands and Henry Minot at Trinity Church with a reception at Wee Bush follows details of bridesmaids and attendants. Other items note Vanderbilt hosting an August fair for St. Mary's Orphanage at Sandy Point Farm and various Newport visits and arrivals for the season.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Anita Sands
William H. Sands
Henry Minot
Trinity Chora
Europe
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
St. Mary's Orphanage
Providence
Mrs
Bellevue Avenue
Clarence W. Dolan
Bailey's Beach
Reginald de Koven
de Rham
John Nicholas Brown
Haledon Hill
Notable Residents and Visitors Arrive in Lenox This Summer
In Lenox Massachusetts many guests arrive and summer arrangements proceed. The Whartons open Mount for the season while Judge and Mrs. Grant stay for June. Jesups entertain Stimpsons at Belvoir Terrace as Mrs. Jesup hosts luncheon. Various New York and Washington figures join the Berkshire scene through early June with cottages opened and travel noted.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Edward Wharton
Europe
the Mount
Robert Grant
Boston
Morris K. Jesup
Frederick Jesup Stimpson
Belvoir Terrace
Riverside Drive Extension Hearing on 5.25 Million Plan
The Finance Committee held a hearing on a 5.25 million dollar appropriation for Riverside Drive extension and 50 thousand for planning. Washington Heights residents led by Colin Woodworth and Rev Milo Gates opposed final approval due to lack of definite plans. The project would extend east between 185th and 190th streets to Fort Washington Avenue, Hill, and Inwood Valley via a high level bridge to the Hudson Memorial. The committee will reconvene in executive session and may report favorably on planning costs but delay the main appropriation until plans are definite.
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Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Riverside Drive
Hudson Memorial Bridge
Washington Heights
Robert B Roosevelt buried in Sayville
Sayville Long Island June 18 funeral held at Lotus Lake home for Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the President after a lingering illness. Rev John H Prescott delivered tribute as President could not attend. Crowd from Sayville Oyster Bay and New York Press Club attended with a funeral train escort to Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Trfone
Sayville
Long Island
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
John H. Prescott
Sayville St. Ann's Episcopal Church
New York Press Club
Oyster Bay
Roosevearvey Hildebrandt
John S. Edwards
Daniel D. White
Wicter R. Terry
Charles N. Aldrich
Wallace Baldwin
Brooklyn
Greenwood
Berlin Commercial University announces first programme
The Commercial University of Berlin releases its inaugural schedule listing seventy two courses. It features thirty five professors and lecturers from the University of Berlin and the Charlottenburg Polytechnic Institute. Noted professors including Jastrow will lecture on America and related topics as part of the plan.
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Berlin
Commercial University of Berlin
University of Berlin
Charlestees Polytechnic Institute
America
Jastrow
United States
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Taber
Philadelphia Record
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Presbyterian Church
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Paris
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Marshall ¢ Lefferts
Ensign Henry U. 8. N
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Levi P. Morton
Mrs. Newbold Edgar
Southampton
Charles F. Hoffman
Alice Preston
the Diplomatic Corps
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NEW York Society
Frederick W. Verbitt
Philip Livermore
Justice
Francis M. Scott
Margaret Scott
William Haliburton Bridgham
Henry Purdy
Bishop
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Fernleigh
Cooperstown, N. Y
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Wilhelmine
Claffin
John Claflin
Church of the Ascension
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Taxpayers’ Association
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